Wine & Vine 2010 coming soon!
The Sisters of St. Francis and Groppi's Market are hosting Wine & Vine 2010 to raise money for the maintenance of the grape arbor that St. Mary's alumnae are very familiar with. Click the link above for more information.

HOFer Zore DB 63 retires from Northwestern Mutual
Alumni Hall of Fame inductee and Chancellor Award recipient Ed Zore DB 63 has retired as CEO of Northwestern Mutual after 41 years with the company. In a JSOnline article, he spoke fondly of his time at Don Bosco. Click the link above to read more.

Sign up for the 2010 Alumni Run!
The 13th Annual Norb Wishowski Alumni Run will take place at Greene Park in St. Francis on Saturday, August 14th at 9:00 AM. Click the link above for more information.

Salisbury TM 04 elected to Alverno Athletics Hall of Fame
Alexandra Salisbury TM 04 has been named a charter member of the Alverno College Athletics Hall of Fame. Click the link above to read more about this exciting honor. We're proud of you!

May/June issue of MORE Family News released!
The May/June issue of the MORE Family News has been released! Click the link above to check it out.

Distance Learning comes to STM!
STM is offering a small number of students the opportunity to be part of a pilot program involving online distance learning. These courses will be offered through the iQ Academy of Wisconsin. Click the link above to learn more.

April 2010 Gift Report Released!
The April 2010 Gift Report has been released by the Development Office. Click the link above to see this year's fund raising progress.

U.S. History students attend Holocaust presentation
A group of U.S. History students at Saint Thomas More High School recently had the opportunity to hear from a Holocaust survivor at Alverno College. Click the link above to read more about this remarkable event.

Faith Can Cure Cancer in the Catholic Herald
A new club at STM has caught the attention of the Catholic Herald - click the link above to learn about Faith Can Cure Cancer.

STM grad breaks ground for new MU facility
On March 5, Steven Lynch TM 07 took part in Marquette University’s groundbreaking ceremony for its new Discovery Learning Engineering Complex. Click the link above to read about this momentous event.

Pauly to be President at Green Bay Notre Dame
As of July 1, 2010, STM President Bob Pauly will return to his alma mater, Green Bay Notre Dame High School, as their new president. Click the link above to read the announcement.

STM names new CEO
Please click the link above to read a letter from STM's Board of Directors about a newly-created CEO position at the school. Todd Sobotka TM 97 has been named interim CEO of Saint Thomas More High School.

STM welcomes home heroes on Veterans Day
STM's Social Studies Department organized an emotional and deeply moving presentation to honor Veterans Day this year. Click the link above to read more.

Mission Statement

Our mission at Saint Thomas More High School is to love, educate, and serve young people in the Spirit of Jesus Christ. Saint Thomas More educates students in a safe, caring, college preparatory environment, emphasizing Catholic faith and morals, and academic excellence and innovation. Providing a family-like atmosphere, Saint Thomas More nurtures the whole person: spiritual, ethical, intellectual, emotional, and physical, preparing young people to become living signs of Christ’s love to the world.

About Saint Thomas More

Enrollment: 455 students in 2008-2009 (44% female, 56% male, 31% minority students).

Tuition: $7,850. At the time of registration a $200 non-refundable deposit is required. Incoming freshmen can select a fixed tuition rate for all four years. Please call the Business Office for details.

Faculty: 31 faculty members. All of our faculty members have secondary education degrees, nearly half have master's degrees.

Student/Teacher Ratio: 15:1

Average Class Size: 22 students

Percentage of Graduates Attending College: 98%. The Class of 2008 earned $1.8 million in college scholarships.

Campus: 16-acre campus which includes football/soccer field, baseball and softball diamonds, tennis courts, track and adjacent parking lots.

Class Schedule: Traditional schedule with eight class periods daily. School begins at 7:50 a.m. and ends at 2:42 p.m.

History: Saint Thomas More was formed in 1972 through the merger of Don Bosco and Pio Nono, all-boys' high schools. The west building originally housed the St. Francis Minor Seminary. In 1989, TM became co-ed.

Open House: The Saint Thomas More 2009 Open House will be held on Sunday, October 25, 2009, beginning with Mass at 9:30 AM. School tours will run from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Families inquiring about our school after the Open House are invited to call for a guidedtour of our facilities.

Placement Test: All incoming freshmen must take the Placement Test. Saint Thomas More will hold its placement test on November 6, 2009. An alternate test date of Saturday, December 5, 2009 is also scheduled. Academic scholarships will be determined from the November test scores only.

Admission: Determined based upon the student's Placement Test score, as well as middle school records. This information is also used for placement in math, science, foreign language, and English courses. Transfer students are accepted based on records from their current high school. Our enrollment policies do not discriminate on the basis of sex, ethnic origin, or religion.